Transcript Historical Minute Book 1977 to 1993 - Ashdown Forest

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Rangers 12663 789 -- 13452 Workmen 3281 176 -- 3457 25828 1735 27563 ADMINISTRATIVE Office 1210 -- 13 1197 Postage & Telephone 410 15 -- 425 Printing & Stationery 220 -- -- 220 Professional 500 -- 20 480 Miscellaneous 250 26 -- 276 2590 41 33 2598 FOREST Forest Superintendent 100 -- -- 100 Rangers 800 -- 300 500 Transport & Machinery 3500 1000 -- 4500 Maintenance 1580 -- -- 1580 Depot 220 90 -- 310 6200 1090 300 6990 CAPITAL Swipe 600 330 -- 930 Tractor -- -- -- -- 600 330 -- 930 CONSERVATION OFFICER Salary 5841 -- 1460 4381 Transport 600 -- 150 450 Experimental Budget 500 -- -- 500 Administrative Expenses 500 -- -- 500 7441 -- 1610 5831 Less Countryside Commission Grant 5770 -- -- 4373 1741 -- -- 1458 TOTAL COMMITTED 42659 3196 1943 43912 EXPENDITURE ADJUSTED FOR 36959 -- -- 39539 GRANT 1977/78 INCOME 1 st est:deficit: Additional:Revised Rates 1709 -- -- 1709 Acknowledgement Rents 3350 -- -- 3350 Horse Riding 2000 -- 300 2300 Sundry Receipts 350 -- -- 350 7409 -- 300 7709 ESTIMATED
COMMITTED DEFICIT 29550 31830 1977/78 EXPENDITURE SALARIES & WAGES Administration 10735 Rangers 13618 Workmen 3500 27853 ADMINISTRATIVE Office 1080 Postage & Telephone 450 Printing & Stationery 250 Professional 450 Miscellaneous 300 2530 FOREST Forest Superintendent 100 Rangers 500 Transport & Machinery 4850 Maintenance 1750 Depot 350 7550 CAPITAL Swipe -- Tractor 8277 8277 CONSERVATION OFFICER Salary 6034 Transport 600 Experimental Budget 500 Administrative Expenses 500 7634 Less Countryside Commission Grant 5725 1909 TOTAL COMMITTED 53844 EXPENDITURE ADJUSTED FOR 48119 GRANT UNCOMMITTED EXPENDITURE Additional Ranger Wages 3426 Additional Ranger
Page 1 and 2: 1977 - 1993 MINUTES OF A MEETING OF
Page 3 and 4: local residents wish to park their
Page 5 and 6: submitted to the Conservators in du
Page 7: (3) Non Commoners Single permit £1
Page 11 and 12: Grant of 75% £5,850 Total cost to
Page 13 and 14: There being no further business the
Page 15 and 16: felled some trees near the boundary
Page 17 and 18: In the light of past difficulties i
Page 19 and 20: 9. ANY OTHER GENERAL BUSINESS The s
Page 21 and 22: 5. REPORT OF FINANCIAL PROGRESS The
Page 23 and 24: fact that the commoners had no sepa
Page 25 and 26: d. General Purposes Committee. Mr.
Page 27 and 28: i. Commemoration Tree in Memory of
Page 29 and 30: A number of groups from local schoo
Page 31 and 32: The Superintendent presented the Fi
Page 33 and 34: CASH AND BANK POSITION Current Acco
Page 35 and 36: INCOME 1 st estimate Deficit Additi
Page 37 and 38: ) Estimates 1979/80 - The normal ex
Page 39 and 40: PRESENT: Brigadier L.M. Scott (in t
Page 41 and 42: 3. ELECTION OF TWO CONSERVATORS. Th
Page 43 and 44: The proposal by the Conservators to
Page 45 and 46: A general discussion followed regar
Page 47 and 48: houses. They would only be working
Page 49 and 50: Gage's solicitor to advise him of t
Page 51 and 52: THE BOARD WENT INTO COMMITTEE See C
Page 53 and 54: number of sheep now on the forest a
Page 55 and 56: A Meeting of the Model Aircraft Com
Page 57 and 58: SUMMARY OF RECOMMENDATIONS There sh
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The Clerk reported on a visit he ha
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6. AMENDMENT TO THE ASHDOWN FOREST
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d) Compulsory Purchase King Standin
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1. APOLOGIES FOR ABSENCE Apologies
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8. TO FIX THE DATES OF CONSERVATORS
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Mr. Edwardes-Jones proposed that Mr
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The Superintendent reported that du
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Dear Sir, 1979/80 Audit The audit o
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2. MINUTES The Minutes of the Meeti
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Implications The interpretive servi
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The Chairman stated that he had rea
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The Committee RECOMMEND that the Co
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The Trust had authorised funds for
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4. THE ASHDOWN FOREST CONSERVATION
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The Minutes were approved and signe
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a) Fires. There were several fires
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Mrs. Sheldrick requested that the A
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f) Roadway at Highgate Green. The C
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THE BOARD CAME OUT OF COMMITTEE The
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3. MATTERS ARISING a) Browns Brook.
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The Committee had considered two re
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it should be declared as part of th
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The Chairman advised the Board of t
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Mr. Kennard reported that he and Mi
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) Organised Barbecues. The Superint
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The Committee had also inspected an
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After a lengthy discussion, Mr. Edw
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The Committee felt that serious con
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Mr. Morgan reported that Mr. Hobden
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MINUTES OF THE MEETING OF THE CONSE
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The Audited Accounts had already be
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Countryside Commission as a basis f
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5. TO RECEIVE THE MINUTES OF THE RO
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The Superintendent advised the Boar
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Mr. White enquired whether any info
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1 Mr. Kennard thanked the Board and
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4 a) Fires: The Superintendent repo
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The Chairman invited Miss Lumsden t
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today, and that Lt. Cdr. J.P. Angel
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2. MINUTES Subject to the following
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In a letter to the Chairman, Mr. Ba
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years, but felt that we would still
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The Chairman expressed the Board's
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The Chairman advised the Board that
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8. SUNDRY MATTERS The Superintenden
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A brief discussion ensued on the po
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Being the first Meeting of the year
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There being no other business, the
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4. TO RECEIVE THE MINUTES OF THE CO
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MINUTES OF THE MEETING OF THE CONSE
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2. MINUTES The Minutes of the meeti
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There being no further business the
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A vote of thanks to the Conservator
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The Accounts were accepted by the B
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After discussion it was agreed that
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The Superintendent explained that h
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Sir Frederick Sowrey presented the
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The Chairman advised that, in view
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The Chairman reported that a number
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have a Licence and the Superintende
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7. SUNDRY MATTERS The Superintenden
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This amendment was put to the vote
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7. TO RECEIVE THE MINUTES OF THE RI
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Subject to the following amendment,
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Conservators and would require a re
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With regard to item 7, Mrs. Whitley
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which will sell at **** per pack of
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Apologies were received from Miss A
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The Chairman said as the Management
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5. TO RECEIVE THE MINUTES OF THE RO
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a) Mrs. Gabriel raised the subject
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Mrs. Whitley moved the adoption of
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3. MATTERS ARISING The Chairman inf
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Mrs. Gabriel enquired if the Distri
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Present: Mrs. A. J. Sheldrick (In t
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The Superintendent replied that a J
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The Chairman replied that it was im
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Mrs. Sheldrick said that the coppic
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Mr. Hughes explained the East Susse
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Mrs. Whitley proposed the Board acc
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The Superintendent reported that he
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The Chairman welcomed Mr. D. H. 0.
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Sir Frederick suggested writing to
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The Superintendent said the Country
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The Superintendent reported on a ro
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The Superintendent reported on his
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The Board agreed the brief prepared
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urgent attention. The Riding Commit
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6. To receive the Minutes of the Co
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The Superintendent referring to Ite
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Mrs. Gabriel, as a member of the Pa
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The Superintendent reported that th
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Mr. Carter referring to Item 9(c) e
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Mr. Richardson, Divisional Engineer
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Ashdown Forest as a complete packag
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Superintendent said that the local
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The Minutes, which had been circula
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The Superintendent referring to Ite
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The Chairman replied that there was
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Following discussions with Mr. Saun
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Mrs. Gabriel confirmed that a meeti
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The Chairman then asked the Board f
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